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1 Media Data 2019 Signal + Draht Signalling and DATAcommuniCation

2 Your partner in the publishing house Content Silke Härtel (Advertising Director) Phone: Silvia Sander (Ad Sales) Phone: Publishing Company 3 Advertisement Rates 4 5 Special Advertisement Rates / Advertorial 6 Topics 7 8 Analysis of circulation and content 9 General Terms of Business 10 Cornelia Bär (Ad Technique) Phone: cornelia.baer@dvvmedia.com

3 Editorial / Publishing effective from audited circulation 1 Editorial profile: The world s leading expert source of signalling, telecommunications, passenger information. Founded in 1906, the trade magazine SIGNAL+DRAHT (SD) is a guide to modern signalling, communication and information technology in rail transportation. Today SD is the acknowledged leading international trade medium which is the source of information for engineers, experts and executives from railway, industries and the sciences worldwide. From 2016 on the magazine is completely published bilingually in German and English and thus is for a more internationally orientated readership. 2 Cooperation: Mediendatenbank der Deutschen Fachpresse 6 Volume: 113 th year of publication 2019 Frequency: monthly (10 copies a year, 2 double issues) 7 Publishing House: DVV Media Group GmbH, Hamburg Postal Address: P.O.Box , D Hamburg Company Address: Heidenkampsweg 75, D Hamburg Telephone: Telefax: Publishing/Editorial Schedule: Topics see page Subscription Rate: foreign annual subscription (incl. postage) 10 ISSN: Publisher: DVV Media Group GmbH 4 Editor-in-Chief: Dipl.-Phys. Reinholdt Hundt, Ing. August Zierl. Editorial Department: Jennifer Schacha jennifer.schacha@dvvmedia.com 5 Advertising Department: Silke Härtel (Advertisement Director) Phone: silke.haertel@dvvmedia.com Silvia Sander (Advertisement Sales) Phone: silvia.sander@dvvmedia.com 3

4 Advertisement rates No. 52 effective from audited circulation 1 Magazine format: 210 mm width, 297 mm height, DIN A4 2 Page size: 184 mm width, 266 mm height Column number: 3 columns, column width: 58 mm 4 columns, column width: 42 mm 3 Printing and binding, reprographics data: Offset printing, adhesive binding. Data transfer formats: printable pdf, 300 dpi resolution in CMYK 4 Publication schedules: (see page 7 8) Publication: monthly, 10 issues (2 double issues) 5 Publisher: DVV Media Group GmbH Postal Address: Heidenkampsweg 75, D Hamburg P.O.Box: , D Hamburg Advertisement department: Telephone: , -171 Telefax: Sizes for bleed advertisements*: * plus 3mm bleed on each side Format size total (+ 3 mm on each side) 1/1 page 210 x 297 mm 216 x 303 mm 1/2 page width 210 x 148 mm 216 x 154 mm 1/2 page height 102 x 297 mm 108 x 303 mm 1/3 page height 70 x 297 mm 76 x 303 mm 8 Surcharges: Advertisement across binding Bleed Advertisement 10 % surcharges b/w 10 % surcharges b/w 9 Price per column: 3.99 * no agency commission applicable 6 Conditions of Payment: Payment due immediately on receipt of invoice, without deduction. VAT ID number: DE Bank: Deutsche Bank AG Account No (sorting code ) IBAN DE BIC (Swift) DEUTDEHH 4

5 Advertisement rates No. 52 effective from audited circulation 10 Advertising sizes and rates: (width x height mm) 182 x 265 mm 1/1 page 2, x 190 mm 3/4 page width 2, x 175 mm 2/3 page width 1, x 265 mm 2/3 page height 1, x 130 mm 1/2 page width 1, x 265 mm 1/2 page height 1, x 85 mm 1/3 page width x 64 mm 1/4 page width x 130 mm 1/4 page height x 32 mm 1/8 page width x 64 mm 1/8 page height Surcharges for special positions: 2., 3. and 4. cover page and specified position 10 % surcharge on basic price 12 Colour surcharges: per additional colour (European Scale) colours in total per special colour (HKS/Pantone) Discounts: For bookings within a 12 months calendar year Frequency discount insertions % Volume discount pages 2 x x x from 9 x 15 from 9 20 Discount does not apply to colour surcharges, insertion bleed and other additional technical charges. % 5

6 Special Advertisement 2019 No. 52 effective from audited circulation Special Advertisements stand out from the other adverts while simultaneously enhancing awareness and thus achieving positive effects. Are you bubbling over ideas? Contact us We are open to your creativity and new ideas! 1 Bound inserts:* 2 pages 4 pages 6 pages 8 pages 2, , , , For discounts see volume discount list. One page = one advertisement page. Please deliver bound insertions in unbled format of 216 mm width and 303 mm height (four pages and more should be folded). Number of insertions given on application. 2 Loose inserts:* size 205 x 290 mm Up to 25 g. per thousand Euro plus handling costs. Number of inserts given on application. 3 Banderole:* Full colour, Euro 3.850,00 (total circulation) For further information and technical data please contact us. 4 Advertorial: 1/1 page, full colour = Euro 3, /1 page, full colour = Euro 7, (Discounts see page 5) Technical data on request, articles will be marked as Advertorial 5 Delivery address for bound inserts, loose inserts and banderole: A & O GmbH, Elisabeth-Selbert-Str. 5, Rodgau-Dudenhofen (Mark consignment: For Signal + Draht No..../2019) Loose inserts 205 x 290 mm; up to 25 g total weight per thousand Banderole Full colour * For further details and technical data please contact publishing house. 6

7 Dates and topics 2019 / Issues 1 6 Valid from / PD = publication date, AC = advertising copy deadline, PM = printing material deadline Issue Deadline Topics Trade shows / exhibition with extra distribution 1+2/19 PD: AC: PM: Report on the 18th International SIGNAL+DRAHT-Congress, Fulda Level-Crossing Systems and Technology EN and its EIU Importance 21st Annual meeting EBA Rail experts, Fulda, th. Intern. Railway Summit, Frankfurt, /19 PD: AC: PM: European Train Control System (ETCS) Future Sustainability of ETCS Level 1 Risk of Signaling Overrun in Level 2-Operation System Attack Management while developing Railway Applications RailTech Europe, Utrecht, SIFER, Lille, acrps Conference (Power supply/energy), Leipzig, /19 PD: AC: PM: Security in Rail Operation Passenger Protection Use of COTS- und Open Source-Components Cyber-Security Safety Management in Railway Companies Railtex, Birmingham, safe-tech, Munich, /19 PD: AC: PM: Operating Management and Operating Control Technology Transport Management and Transport Information System in Hungary Operation and Interlocking Simulation a step towards Digitization Train Dispatching by Intelligent Dialogues GSM-R Implementation in Poland IAF Congress Bahnbau (VDEI), Munster, The Rise of IoT & Big Data in Rail 2019 Conference, Munich, Wheel Detection Forum (by Frauscher), Vienna, /19 PD: AC: PM: Automatic Train Operation (ATO) Switzerland: ATO Findings for smartrail 4.0 Hamburg: ATO over ETCS Automatization Effects on Rail Construction Site Protection VDV Annual Conference, Mannheim, Scientific Railway Signalling Symposium, Darmstadt, Colloquium Railway Technology, Darmstadt,

8 Dates and topics 2019 / Issues 7 12 Valid from / PD = publication date, AC = advertising copy deadline, PM = printing material deadline Issue Deadline Topics Trade shows / exhibition with extra distribution 7+8/19 PD: AC: PM: Digitization in the Railway Sector EULYNX-Demonstrator Railway Radio System as Backbone for Rail Digitization Non-Federal Railways Interlocking Safe Interlocking Technology for Non- Federal Railways 22nd Intern. Conference Railway Technology (ÖVG), Salzburg, /19 PD: AC: PM: Planning and Construction in the field of Digital Signaling and Control Systems (LST) Planning of Signaling and Control System by BIM Systematic Asset-Management-Principles Digital Interlocking Technology Expo Ferroviaria, Milan, Railway Forum, Berlin, Elmia Nordic Rail, Jönköping, /19 PD: AC: PM: ETCS Approval, Validation, Design Supervision Advanced Protection System Train Protection reloaded ASPECT 2019, Convention by IRSE, Delft, /19 PD: AC: PM: Official Congress issue 19 th Intern. SIGNAL+DRAHT-Congress, Fulda Diagnostic Methods in Rail Operation Digitized Level-Crossing Diagnostic Embedded Status Monitoring of Signaling and Control System SENSiS: Intelligent Sensor plus Calender th International SIGNAL+DRAHT Congress, Fulda, /19 PD: AC: PM: Track Switches Innovative Switching Systems and Technology Economic and Intelligent Switching Heater Level-Crossings: Diagnostic Methods and RAM 8

9 Analysis of circulation and contents effective from audited circulation 1 Circulation: IVW audited circulation 2 Analysis of average: IV. quarter III. quarter Subjects: Number of copies printed: 3,353 Total Circulation: Foreign: Paid Circulation: Foreign: 3, , Free Circulation (controlled): 598 Remaining copies, Voucher copies: 134 Signalling and Control technolgy Cyber Security Train Detection ETCS Overvoltage protection Telecommunication Wayside Train Monitoring Systems Points and Level crossing technology ERTMS 3 Geographical Analysis of Distribution: Area Part of total Circulation Germany * % 2,032 copies Foreign Countries % copies Classification of the distribution in foreign countries* Area % Copies Austria Switzerland East-/South Europe Other European States Foreign countries Foreign total * uic, OSShd and UEEIV as well as their connected railway companies belong to the adressee of SIGNAL + DRAHT. 5 Branch of industry / professional groups: 31,9 % Deutsche Bahn AG 9,2 % Railway industry, signalling, telecommunication and operation control technology 3,4 % Technical planning, consultants 27,4 % Private railways, regional railways, factory train, harbour railway, public transport rail 4,6 % Technical universities, universities, scientifical institutions 1,8 % Railway companies, comapnies of track building and maintenance 16,1 Railway in Europe 4,2 % Railway outside Europe 0,4 % Miscellaneous 0,7 % Professional organisationen, trade associations, transport policy institutions 9

10 General Terms of Business for Advertisements 1. Advertisement order in the following General Terms of Business is an agreement covering one or several advertisements of an advertiser or client in a publication for the purpose of dissemination. 2. Unless otherwise agreed upon, advertisements are to be released for publication within one year from date of order. If a contract provides for the right to release individual advertisements such a contract should be filled within one year from date of publication of the first advertisement provided the first advertisement was released and published within the period outlined in sentence Under a contract the advertiser is entitled to release additional advertisements In excess of the number covered in the contract, within the period agreed or within the period outlined in section Should an order not be filled for reasons beyond the publisher s control, the advertiser is obliged to refund to the publisher the difference between the discount granted and the respective discount for the number of advertisements actually published, irrespective of any other contractual obligations. Should the non-performance be due to force majeure on the part ot the publisher, there is to be no such refund. In case of interruption of operation or external intervention (industrial disputes or seizures etc.), the publisher is entitled to payment in full of the advertisements published, if the advertising order has been fi lled with 80 % of the guaranteed circulation being sold. Otherwise payment is to be made on the basis of cost-per-thousand per page according to the guaranteed circulation stated in the tariff. 5. In computing the total space, text millimeter lines will be converted into advertisement millimeter in respect of the price. 6. Orders for advertisements and furnished inserts which are to be pub-lished in specifi ed issues or editions, or in a specified space, must be received by the publisher in good time, so as to allow the publisher before closing time to advise the client should it prove impossible to execute the order as stipulated. Classifi ed advertisements will be placed in the respective section without requiring any special arrangement. 7. Unlike advertisements in advertisement pages, reader advertise-ments will be placed on the editorial pages. Such reader advertisements stand by themselves and face text on at least three sides without facing another advertisement. Advertisements which are not identifiable as such on account of their editorial drafting will be marked by the publisher with the word Advertisement. 8. The publisher reserves the right to refuse the acceptance of advertisement orders or of individual releases under a contract, as well as of orders for inserts on account of their content, -origin, or technical form on the basis of uniform and justified principles, should their content violate any existing laws or regulations or should such publication be unacceptable to the publisher. This also applies to orders placed with branch offi ces, advertising agencies for representatives. Orders for furnished inserts will not become binding on the publisher until specimens of such inserts have been presented and approved. Inserts whose format or layout give the impression of being part of the newspaper or periodical, or which contain other advertisements, will not be accepted by the publisher. The client will be advised of such refusal of an order without delay. The advertiser bears the sole responsibility for both content and legality of the text and image material supplied to the publisher. The advertiser is obliged to exempt the publisher from any liability against a third party which may arise from the execution of an order, even after its cancellation. The publisher is under no obligation to verify orders or advertisements in respect of possible infringements of the rights of a third party. 9. The client is responsible for the supply in good time of the adverti-sement text, as well as correct copy or inserts. Should the material supplied be unsuitable or damaged, the publisher will immediately request replacement. The publisher warrants the usual quality of print in the newspaper or periodical specified, within the limits of quality of the material/manuscripts furnished. 10. Should the print of an advertisement be completely or partly ille-gible, incomplete or incorrect the advertiser/client is entitled to an allowance in price or to a reprint but only to the extent to which the purpose of the advertisement was aff ected. If the publisher lets the appointed time pass, or if the reprint is again unsatisfactory, the advertiser/client has the right to demand an allowance or cancellation of the order. The publisher is not liable for damages for reasons of negligence and tort at the time of concluding the contract, including telephone orders. Claims for damages arising from impossibility of performance or from delay are limited to compensation of the foreseeable damage or loss and to the price payable for the advertisement or insert. This does not apply to intent or gross negligence on the part of the publisher or his represen-tative or his servants. Moreover it does not aff ect the publisher s liability in respect of breach of warranty. In commercial transactions the publisher is not liable for gross negligence on the part of his servants, and in all other cases the liability vis-a-vis commercial clients for gross negligence is limited in extent to the amount of consideration for the advertisement in question. Complaints must be raised within four weeks from date of bill or specimen copy except in cases of obvious mistakes or defects. 11. Proof copies will only be supplied on special request. The client is responsible for the correctness of proof copies returned by him. The publisher will consider any corrections made by the client if and when they are made within the period as stated on the proof copy. 12. Should the size/space of the advertisement not be specified by the client, the publisher will charge for the actual size of the printed advertisement. 13. Unless the client effects payment in advance, the bill will be sent immediately, or within 14 days after publication of the advertisement. Payment is to be made within the period specified in the tariff from date of bill, unless different terms or advance payment have been agreed upon in individual cases. Discounts for premature payments will be allowed according to our price list. 14. In case of default or respite interest and charges will have to be borne by the client. In case of default the publisher has the right to post-pone execution of the balance of order until payment has been made and to demand advance payment for the outstanding advertisements. In case of doubt concerning solvency of a client, the publisher is entitled to demand advance payment of the amount in question and/or settlement of any outstanding accounts, even during the term of a contract and irrespective of the terms of payment originally agreed and prior to publishing any further advertisements. 15. On request the publisher will submit a specimen copy together with the bill, i.e. a cutting, advertising page or complete issue depending on the nature and size of the advertisement order. Should a specimen copy not be available the publisher will issue a statement confirming that the advertisement has been properly printed and published. 16. The advertiser/client is to bear the costs for printing blocks, matrix and drawings ordered, as well as costs for major subsequent alterations made at the request of the client. 17. A lower circulation under a contract for several advertisements entit-les the client to a claim for diminution provided that the average circulation during the contract year is actually below the circulation stated in the pricelist; if a circulation has not been stated it is to be understood as the average of net paid circulation, or delivered circulation in the case of trade journals. The shortage in circulation must be at least 20 per cent to justify a diminution in price. Claims for diminution under a contract will not be considered if the publisher has advised the client about the decline in circulation in good time so as to allow the client to withdraw from the contract before publication of the advertisement. 18. The publisher will employ due diligence in keeping and forwarding replies received in response to box number advertisements. Registered letters and letters for special delivery in response to box mumber advertisements will be forwarded by ordinary mail. Replies to box number advertisements will be kept for four weeks and will be destroyed if not called for within this period. Valuable material will be returned to sender, without any obligation on the part of the publisher. To safeguard the interest of clients the publisher reserves the right to open and inspect such replies to box number advertisements in order to prevent abuse of this service. The publisher is not obliged to forward offers or literature from merchants or intermediaries. 19. Clients manuscripts or other material will only be returned on request. The publisher is not obliged to keep such material for more than three months. 20. Place of performance is Hamburg. Place of jurisdiction is Hamburg for all transactions with private and/or public companies or corporations, or state-owned funds. If the client has no place of venue in Germany, the agreed place of jurisdiction is to be Hamburg. If at the time of com-mencement of action, the client s residence or address is unknown or in case of transfer to another country, the agreed place of jurisdiction is to be Hamburg. Please note that in case of any doubt the German version of these General Terms of Business is valid.

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